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CITY OF DREAMS (EP) – Eclipse

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A diverse compilation of genres ranging from rap, R&B, EDM, trap music and vibrant afro beats, and featuring sizzling contributons from talented artistes such as M.I Abaga, Eva, Ruby Gyang, Demmi Vee, Poe and Evaezi, but with an unmistakable Nigerian hip hop edge, City of Dreams is a shining example of contemporary Nigerian hip hop which effortlessly meets international standards and achieves mainstream appeal without sacrificing its African origins.

Produced by Eclipse and co-produced by Ray-X, City of Dreams ambitiously and successfully covers a range of themes and genres, without losing entertainment value. For a celebration of achievement, fame and success, listen to the chest-thumping Orijo or Salamalekun 2.0. Want sizzling sex appeal and scorching lyrical chemistry? Listen to Ogini Di. Want socially conscious rhymes aimed at the urban youth, or a reflective soul-bearing affirmation of belief in one’s talents? Check out Afarawe, and No Worries. Want tongue-in-cheek humour and witty come-ons? Play Washerman and Pne More Time for you boo…..And for pure hip hop swag, nothing beats the triumphant (and aptly-named) Lights Camera Action.

Simply put: City of Dreams is a project that stands right up there with the best music out right now, and has one message to deliver: Nigerian hip hop has a new flagbearer and his name is Eclipse!! Are you ready for him?

Sit back, listen to the masterpiece, and get back to us after you’ve worn out the replay button — welcome to the City of Dreams…….

 

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I live for good music & the intrigues Nigeria serves on a daily. At night, I serve on a team trying to build a Motor sports culture in Nigeria

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